#vintage-computing

#vintage-computing

Closed, it looks pretty much like any other laptop manufactured in 1995. To be sure, it's more compact than most-making it, in the parlance of the day, a subnotebook. But it's still comically thick, standing almost as tall as four MacBook Airs stacked on each other.

The Spectra series, initiated in the mid-1960s, represented the peak of mainframe technology before RCA exited the market in 1971.

Müller's LittleGP-30 recreates a 1950s computer, the Librascope LGP-30, using modern technology and offers builders an engaging project with a focus on vintage computing.

The FreeDOS 1.4 release focuses on stability and features an updated installer along with new versions of commonly used tools like fdisk and edlin.